NVIDIA's latest SHIELD TV device is now here. In fact, NVIDIA has two new Android TV streaming players. One is the all-new SHIELD TV with its cylinder ...

The new Shield TV doesn’t have a microSD card slot like the original, but it does have two full-size USB 3.0 ports, an HDMI port, and an Ethernet jack for wired networking.

With the SHIELD TV, you get the new Tegra X1+ processor (25% boost over previous gen) with a 256-core GPU, 2GB RAM, 8GB storage with microSD slot, 802.11ac WiFi, Bluetooth 5.0, ethernet port, and ...

Android TV now ships on a lot of smart TVs, and there have been many generations of Roku and Amazon Fire TV devices introduced since we last saw a new Shield from Nvidia — all of which adds up ...

Nvidia hasn't updated its Shield TV for a few years, and now the wait is over. Nvidia has officially launched the new $150 Nvidia Shield TV, which features an unusual cylindrical form-factor, and ...

There are two devices to look at: the $149.99 Nvidia Shield TV and $199.99 Nvidia Shield TV Pro. Like 2017's Shields, Nvidia doesn't append any version numbers to the Shields, so these will be the ...

The NVIDIA Shield TV and Shield TV Pro models have long been our top recommendations for a more premium streaming experience. But there’s still scope for improvements, though. Here’s our wishlist.

Still, a new NVIDIA Shield TV that’s actually a Shield Tablet would be a great move for gamers. This way, you could attach a gamepad to the tablet when on the go, and dock the tablet to your TV ...

Nvidia’s second-generation Shield TV had us turning our heads at CES thanks to its slimmed down profile, HDR support, and smart home features. Now, a little more than a week later, the new ...

These days, SHIELD TV is having to compete with Google TV-powered television sets that are only getting better and more powerful. In my mind, it’s time for NVIDIA to reestablish its spot on top ...